Honest Trailers - Doctor Who (Classic)
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- You know his name, you know his faces, but maybe these faces not as much- it's Honest Trailers for Doctor Who! (Classic Version)
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Voiceover Narration by Jon Bailey
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by Spencer Gilbert, Dan Murrell, Joe Starr, Lon Harris & Riley Silverman
Produced by Spencer Gilbert, Dan Murrell, Joe Starr & Max Dionne
Edited by Kevin Williamsen and TJ Nordaker
Assistant Editor: Emin Bassavand
Honest Trailers - Doctor Who (Classic) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Which Who villain would you be most terrified to have to confront?
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Screen Junkies The Silence
Screen Junkies The Master is an unhinged lunatic who could probably kill me just by blinking. No thanks.
There's alot of awesome Doctor who villains but I'm going to go with the daleks and the cybermen.
A Cyberman or a Dalek
weeping angels. I swear I never look at stone statues the same way.
also big thanks for this video 💖
Screen Junkies: "You know his name..."
Whovians: "We do NOT!"
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@@forestia3 What the bloody hell is that?
@@tosinakin2508 his name at the academy
@@forestia3 Lol okay, that explains some things. Thanks!
@forestia3 his nickname at the academy was Theta Sigma
I finished classic who this weekend. I started in 2003...
Including recons?
@@mrblobby7864 you know it!
@@Maxwell-237 Impressive!
I started about this time last year. I'll probably finish by next week. How on Earth did it take you fifteen years.
I know of someone who did it in 2 years. She was kind obsessed though, lol.
There's really no debate: the most overrated Doctor is always going to be the 8th Doctor; the most underrated Doctor is always going to be the 8th Doctor. It all depends on whether or not you're talking about the movie of the Big Finish version.
There should be more 8th Doctor on TV, connecting Classic and New Who.
I see your 8th Doctor and raise it by a 6th Doctor doing the same. 🤯
or the books haha
(i love the edas but it really depends on the book because book eight can be very inconsistent)
@@vampiresquid2635Should animate big finish.
I find it awesome that the original Screwdriver (2nd Doctor) was literally a screwdriver. That's sonic. It was used to remove screws.
Technically it was a pen light but I laughed so hard when I first saw War Games and realized that he actually used it as a screwdriver.
As if they were gonna gonna spend their entire anual budget on a screwdriver
I was a tad dissapointed when he\she never unscrewed anything in the new series. I kept waiting for it to happen, but it never did!
@@user-pu2jr1nq5g After 12 Seasons she's going to actually use it as a screwdriver and her companions are going to look at her like 'since when does it do that' and she's just gonna respond "why do you think it's called a screwdriver?"
@@BadWolf739 12 seasons really its like 45 or something
Wow, very harsh you guys... They had an exact budget of one and a half ham sandwiches for each season, lol.
Lol
Lol, yup.
How are they being harsh, they just pointing out (and making a joke out of) eg bubble-wrapping moth
Sarcasm doesn't read well apparently, lol.
Yes but where abouts
It's not "pretty much impossible" to watch every episode of Doctor Who. It's _literally_ impossible. The original tape reels for some of the earlier episodes were physically taped over by the BBC, before the era of home video recording. They are quite literally gone forever.
Not if you time travel. To the TARDIS!
Incanticle 666 They weren't broadcast as radio plays. When the episodes were shown on tv, some fans used tape recorders to record the audio from them. Because of these fans, we have the audio for all of the missing episodes.
What the other people said but also there are at least stills from every serial if not some short pieces of video
I watched one episode and it seem like they tried to re-do it with cartoon??
They've started animating lost episodes and using the preserved audio files to correct their mistake the best way they can.
On a totally different section of Classic Who...
"Say Hello to the Sofa of Reasonable Comfort" -- Rowan Atkinson; 9th Doctor
"Daleks don't have noses"🤣🤣🤣🤣
I want to see that now
@@TupocalypseShakur I think it's from "curse of the Fatal Death" but I'm not sure
@@Liz-lq8hw It is
Err, Atkinson was 7.
"The 'He seems nice' Doctor" 😂 Seems being the operative word. He was crabby and sarcastic as hell but he did it so pleasantly he got away with it.
To each his own He was my favorite Doctor.
@@lindasmith6316 same lol. He just oozes sass
The Fifth Doctor reminds me of Spider-Man a little bit.
AND he didn’t kill Tegan surprisingly 😆😆😆😆😆
he also used hell of a lot of guns
"Or even ten episodes"
The Dalek's Master Plan has entered the chat.
@@insulam821 That's technically 4 stories bolted together.
The War Games. One of the few Trougthens to survive. One of his best. What was it llike 10 episodes?
@@harlankrissoff9966 It was 10
The Trial of a Time Lord: "Hold my beer"
It really is such a shame so much of the Troughton era remains lost. He’s a lot of fun to watch in what we do have.
He's my favorite. I think he deserves more attention than he's given. I've found I'm the odd one out when it comes to my fellow whovian friends. I'm a sophomore, that they all like Tennant and Smith, except one, who likes Tom Baker. I suppose I'm a twovian...
The recorder though. That's always cracked me up.
6:05 how dare he call Brigs knocking out the Master a “bad fight scene”, it’s iconic 😤
If the special effects budget looks like it could fit on someone's credit card then you're watching classic Doctor Who, my friend. And that's what makes it awesome!
No mention of of rock quarries seen on the show?
"I have grown weary of all the evil in the cosmos. All the cruelty, all the suffering, all those endless gravel quarries."
- The Doctor, on being in yet another rock quarry
"Oh, look! ROCKS!!!" - Also The Doctor
I know the "Oh, look! Rocks!" quote is from Destiny of the Daleks, but I'm not certain about the other one. Was it Hand of Fear?
I believe it was the comedy skit with Rowan Atkinson, "The Curse of Fatal Death"
Adrian Parkinson I think you are right. But the Doctor definitely complained that he always lands in quarries to Sarah Jane in that episode.
Yes, it was "The Cruse of the Fatal Death". It was an official BBC parody Doctor Who special made for the "Red Nose Day" charity telethon and Rowan Atkinson played "The Doctor".
Fun fact: Jon Pertwee served in the secret service during WWII, Ian Fleming was his boss.
They were keen to send him overseas, but he opted to train field operative instead.
So you can say that there's a bit of James Bond in him, and the same of 007 too.
(This was from the DWM a few years back on an unpublished interview they did with Pertwee.)
From what I've read, you could not only draw parallels to James Bond, Ian Fleming literally based the character partly on Pertwee (with the other parts being himself and Christopher Lee).
@@fartsofdoom6491 I only remember part of the interview from a few years back. But I won't be surprised about Ian taking inspiration from his life of work.
Very nice. If you dig deeper you will find that UK tv has VERY close ties to the Security Services...so close that sometimes active agents are directors actors etc...then look at Hollywood...Laurel Canyon...read Dave McGowan...Jim Morrison's dad essentially started the Vietnam war (prob due to poor intel...maybe)...and on and on...even Ben Affleck said the see eye A is often on set...Garner...and on.
@@fabulousdolphin4221 I sometimes wonder if Pertwee remained an intelligence asset- the tale of how he got his big break after the warin radio comedy seemed a bit contrived.
And his son went on to play Alfred in Gotham, easily one of the best characters in the series.
You missed the best enemy, the "we have no budget so drew a blob on the film"
What story was that?
@@crooked_mermaidThe Three Doctors maybe?
You gotta respect their creativity, cus got dang
@@crooked_mermaid there's Fear Her, and I'm pretty sure there's a classic story with something like that too.
A show that’s both timeless and completely out of date....
Hartnell: “What you need is a jolly good smack bottom!”
HAHAHAHAHA GOLD.
Sadly true...
I loved that moment with Peter Capaldi where the first doctor says it to BIll, and then slams the TARDIS door closed, and the doctor and BIll just stare at each other awkwardly for a moment, and then he asks that they just pretend that never happened.
That was unfortunate but like people act like that was Hartnell’s go to phrase like that was his jellibabies. It was just one unfortunate line although say whatever u want on The Ark or Celestial Toymaker
@@scl1332 Right?! I mean, had a point. Susan was being irresponsible and childish. Tbh, she wasn't a great companion (she's alot better in Big Finish though)
I can't believe you watched that much Doctor Who. That must have been mind breaking.
The recent Classic Who marathon on Twitch ran for 3 months 3-4 stories a day (about 4-5 hours of show repeated 3 times a day) 5 days a week starting from the first episode to the last one (with about 5 daleks stories that got removed due to legal issues)... it was glorious and worth it even though after ward i felt drained. but the chat while watching kept you going... nothing like watching Dr Who with up to 12,000+ other people.
I can’t believe you’ve got 8 likes on your comment and your mr Sunday movies 😂
@@NZBigfoot damn, i wish i had known about that before it happened
The same can be said of a fan of The Simpsons. I've watched every single episode so far.
the classic shows are all on britbox. :-)
Why does everybody wanna just ignore the fact this show was great because the budget constraints forced them to be more creative with what little they had? Sure, not every episode was great. That generic, unprofound statement can be said of literally every single TV-Show every made, and it's not a legitimate criticism. The fact is, most of the episodes of classic who were actually really great, with some weak ones here and there. Seeing as it ran for 26 seasons, it has more weak episodes than most, but still more of its episodes are good than bad.
I agree!
Thank god someone on here likes doctor who and can explain that's it's not all bad! Because doctor who is great!
Yes. It was great in a "set shaking" way like the original Star Trek could only hope to achieve.
chile it's a parody for fun. it's not a criticism
Agreed.
Honestly that's still the case for NuWho. The episodes with the huge plot and big explosions and stuff are the most boring ones imo, while episodes like Midnight with 1 set and no visible monsters is amazing and haunting.
,,the inflatable plastic chair of doom" 🤣🤣🤣😂
That story, Terror of the Autons, got more complaints than any other TV programme ever. People being suffocated by flowers, strangled by phones, crushed by furniture, shop dummies coming to life and murdering everyone in sight, policemen turning out to be faceless robots. It was great.
Very Monty Python-esque humor 😂
My buddy once said that getting into Dr. Who was the nerd equivalent of old people retiring to Florida.
That...doesn't even make any sense.
Your buddy is smoking something
Classic Doctor Who is the best acid trip ever
thats a long acid trip...
True
*_You know his name!_*
We really don't.
you have to go back to the 4th doctor, he was adressed by name, by another timelord
@@julieeverett7442 Theta Sigma was nickname, not his given name.
@@SonofSethoitae It actually was like a diminutive, we can write his name, but I can´t pronounce it
Okay but Dæmons, Autons and Omega are actually great villains
Seriously, for a corny as the show could be, it had some really great stories and some really good villains over the years. And some truly terrifying moments.
They should either bring back Omega or the Rani. The Master has been great, but another Timelord would be a welcome return.
All *3rd doctor* villains.
@@jonperkins4460 Legitimately the Rani was a terrible. That's not to say she couldn't be brought back and reworked slightly into something interesting but in classic series god was she awful.
Autons were brought to New Who twice, and they were first villains of New Who :)
I love the fact that the 5th Doctor is the 10th Doctor’s father in law considering that Peter Davidson is David Tennants favourite Doctor
They should have gone over all the companions like they did with the Modern Who trailer. It would have been hilarious to watch the nicknames they could have come up with for them.
@dani True, but they should have at least pointed out the major ones. Or they could have said something like "these are all the companions everyone knows" and then made jokes about the lesser-known ones, like they did with the first Game of Thrones trailer. I just don't feel like a Classic Who trailer can be complete without at least some mention of the companions.
Unfortunately they would have given the viewers irreparable hearing damage with Bonnie Langford’s screaming.
Getting Doctor why fans to tell you who the best doctor is like asking someone who their favourite child is. They love them all equally for different reasons.
Ieuan Hunt all parents have a favorite child, if you don’t know who that is, you aren’t. ;)
leuan Hunt That is not exactly true now. I know people who really dislike some Doctors and I personally could never warm up to Davison's protrayal on TV, but I learned to like him more in the audios. But there's one Doctor who I just can't stand and I'll never fully understand why most others, especially fans of my generation, who came to the show with the New Series, like him so much, and that is the Tenth one.
@@GermanLeftist The 10th...Was it Tennant?
Manuel Alberto Romero Yes he is.
@@GermanLeftist Then I can see why you would be in the minority.
I find it great that the subtitles actually get the names of every character and enemy correct, has anyone else noticed that?
“Inspector Spacetime“ at 7:00 :D
I wonder how many people got that reference
Community homage!!!! Excellent!
Troy and Abed in the mooorning
Reggie, to the time booth. We haven't much... space.
I didn't get it a year ago, but now that I've binged Community and re-watched this video I got it!! So fitting 😂
Yes and it’s a great way to compensate for Cougar Town having long since ended and that Cougarton Abbey was only 6 episodes long.
Yeah if you don’t get that then you were lying about knowing what Inspector Spacetime was in reference too.
5:04 To be fair, The Doctor never calls himself Doctor Who, and anyone who does, he corrects.
He even got annoyed when The Mistress called him Doctor Who in a season finale.
Watch an unearthly child again. I don’t think he even calls himself doctor, he just goes along with Chesterton’s mistake. Susan calls him grandfather.
"Doctor Foreman!"
"Dr who? What are you talking about?"
Except for the Peter Cushing version in the two Dalek feature films.
"The Beatle hair cut child like doctor" is my favorite! ^^
Screen Junkies about watching every classic Doctor Who episode: "It's pretty much impossible."
Me: "Hold my Jelly Babies."
Missing episodes.
Literally impossible.
@@NativS2002 Oh telly snaps
Justin McCurdy eeew. No.
@@NativS2002 that's why we have dailymotion. X)
I'll remember to brush my teeth.
Eight is an underrated GOAT. Such a vast amount of content in the audio stories and so much of it more consistent than the show itself and of course Tom baker is *the* doctor.
Wait, I just watched classic and it is gone. Or, perhaps, classic regenerated into modern.
No, wait, classic is back with 27 additional seconds. They must have found some more lost seconds.
Ah, they removed the strange subtitles too.
Those 27 seconds were just a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff
@@kolaxanthe That sentance kinda got away from you didn't it.
David Romig what are you on about?
"Lets call it "Remastered with additional seconds once thought lost for decades..."
Please do an honest trailer about the miniseries "Good Omens" from Amazon Prime Video starring Michael Sheen and David Tennant.
Easy. Weirdly dated ad oddly boring despite the potential of the plot. Seemingly aimed at students from the 80's. Nobody cares about the bible anyway but you'd have to be a real idiot to believe Revelations. Never work with children or animals. Hot witch.
@@aarthoor
I never read the Bible, what are you talking about?
Yes please!! I love that show!
@@ilostmyfaithinhumanityandi6651 They're talking about how Good Omens is inspired by the bible...?
The Doctor in Classic Who: Hulk
The Doctor in New Who: Professor Hulk
*Wait here for a moment,
Ima reverse this comment.*
(Like the Polarity of the neutron flow)
I don't unterstand the joke.
Why are the old doctors like hulk and the new ones like professor hulk?
The doctor in classic who normal timelord the doctor on new who God
Marvelous and funny. But when I was a kid in the 70's Dr Who was sublime, truly spellbinding and entrancing. Being whisked away to such weird worlds every Saturday was the highlight of my week. And the stories were actually rather good most of the time, some incredibly morbid and scary during the Tom Baker era when they forgot they were making a children's programme. But yes, the fight scenes were often awful.
And then we all grew up and watched Blakes 7.....
You are so right-Tom Baker’s Doctor Who had some truly great villains and monsters and some really hair-raising situations.
Seriously? TWO Doctor Who Honest trailers and no joke about the toilet plunger of the Daleks???
*sink plunger
honestly i'm kinda surprised that they hardly mentioned how some people think the Daleks look like 'certain' inappropriate objects.
Thank you! It's good to know that I'm not the only one who thinks that the daleks look like they have a toilet plunger attached to them. The other object opposite of their "plungers" looks like an electric kitchen whisk. I have seriously thought that if I was to ever create a Dalek cosplay for Comic Con, I would use those two items for those parts of the Dalek construction.
I admire the restraint
I feel like that joke is so over done, they even do it on the show itself
"You don't understand. And I knew you wouldn't, never mind."
"easily defeated Daleks" - shows a Dalek being beat up with a weapon imbued with the essence of the most powerful time lord in existence.
But it's still a stick
@@sinoskopyasky A high tech scy-fi stick
@@Laurabeck329 so it is a stick
@@sinoskopyasky it's actually a baseball bat imbued with power from the Hand of Omega (maybe not actually the most powerful time lord in existence but he has power over all antimatter and is most def in the top three time lords). not a stick.
Andy Brown So a very powerful bat...
Admit it, even the rubbish stuff is compellingly rubbish. It's like Flash Gordon without the fake tan.
Very true.
Mad kudos to Dan for watching every episode both old and new. I know he's been trying to get through them for a while to get this made, couldn't have been easy.
They did it, the mad men, especially Dan did it!
I really wish they do mad men
I kind of really would like to see a honest trailer for torchwood
YES
Definitely!
Agreed!
Omg. I'd completely forgotten about Torchwood.
Even Peter Capaldi called the Doctor "Doctor Who" so it’s okay xD
Starring:
1 - The Grumpy One
2 - The Stroppy One
3 - The Posh One
4 - The One With A Deep Voice
5 - The Bland One
6 - The Dickish One
7 - The Underrated One
8 - The One-off
I always thought #5 was The Cute Blond One.
You missed the evil Empire one. Peter Cushing.
Rhys Benjamin 9- the big ear one
@@lindasmith6316 Thank you!
The 'stroppy one' was also very wacky. I liked him.
3:59 Well the Cybermen alone predicted the Borg, let's be honest. I mean, there was even a crossover comic that highlighted exactly how similar they were.
More like the Borg were COPIED from them.
Linda Smith, Actually the Borg were originally insects but the budget didn’t allow for it. So they went with cyborg’s.
The Cybermen seek to convert others in order to survive while the Borg assimilate to gain perfection.
While they are both cyborg’s they are not copies of each other.
Wait, so there's an _official_ Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover?
@@paladinboyd1228 BTW I know I'm a bit late here but both the borg and the cybermen need to convert to grow their numbers, it was revealed in Voyager that the Borg don't reproduce. Also both of them claim that being converted is favorable to living the life of a normal flesh creature. The only real difference is what they _claim_ the reason is.
Yes, published by IDW a while ago. It had the Matt Smith Doctor meeting Picard and his crew and teaming up against the Cybermen and the Borg. It also had a flashback to a meeting between the Tom Baker Doctor and Kirk and co.
Watching all the episodes is like trying to catch every pokemon
It's stuff like this that convinced me to start watching Classic Who.
I knew the clip of 5 pushing a dalek out of a window would be in here
LOVE that! Anything Doctor 5!!
@@lindasmith6316 ikr! 5 is great
Nice to have a Classic HT as well as a Modern HT. One minor nitpick at the end, the Modern DW is NOT a reboot! It's a revival/resume of the show. (And yes there is a difference between the two)
Series 2 of the Modern Series confirms it's the same continuity when Sarah Jane directly references her departure in the Classic Series.
Just one of the many examples of the times Classic stuff has appeared in Modern-Who
It's a bit of a soft reboot in the same continuity. Part of the way it was developed was with the intention that Series 1 would be the first season of Who that many new fans would see. It was designed to reintroduce everyone to the Doctor and the staple concepts of the show while changing the status quo in many ways, like making the Doctor the sole* survivor of a great Time War.
Please don't remind us
Unfortunately
Seeing this has made me want to see an Honest Trailer for Red Dwarf.
I need this in my life - So happy they've brought it back :)
Oh, that would brilliant!
That would be brilliant
Can you imagine how the description for Holly/Hilly/Holly might go? Oh, but QUEEG!!! 😂😂😂
I am so sorry, but the suddenness of the "And one midget!" made me crack up really hard.
I honestly think you perfectly sumarized the show, but I still think it's great.
He left out the cheezy timelord tinfoil helmets. Honestly, the cheeziness is part of the charm.
same
It IS great. Just not for everyones taste that is all.
Hakuna Matata true but thats really true for every show out there though
Only in a very shallow reading. There are many mistakes, but it's all for a joke, not serious analysis.
Some Classic Who episodes went missing and has been found and The Honest Trailer for Classic Who went missing but has been found again very similar
I respect their dedication to matching up with the canon
I think there are a few more that they haven’t found.
They're still down about 70, but since the BBC has the audio files...for some reason, they've started animating the missing episodes, which is actually pretty cool.
@@bomouth142 the audio files are from fans who audio recorded episodes when they originally broadcast. The Beeb declared amnesty to anyone returning audio or video of Who back in the 80's and that amnesty is ongoing.
Bo Mouth 70? I wish. It’s still over 100.
Watching every episode of Doctor Who is impossible. Many of them no longer exist.
They exist in recons
@@matleb8491 Retcons, or Reconstruction? I mean, many of the original episodes, and movies were broadcast in Vidicon. Before they had VCRs to record them at home. They were recorded, but back then, they had to be recorded by pointing a film camera at a monitor, in black, and white. The BBC didn't take care of them, some were lost, or just allowed to degrade because celluloid doesn't keep that well.
Reconstruction, the "lost episodes" are not very lost because we have all the sound (the noise, the voice....) but the visual do not exist but pictures exists
Sound+pictures = recons
@@matleb8491 Okay, thanks for clarifying. Yeah, they had to record the sound, and film separately, and magnetic tape lasts longer than celluloid films. However, you do realize that Reconstructions from sound are not the original episodes, right? They have most of the scripts too, but I said you can't Watch all the original episodes, because they no longer exist. I guess you can Listen to them, but you can Listen to the original radio version of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. (Fun fact, the "Audio Book" of HHGTTG is actually the original radio broadcasts. Also, Douglass Adams started out writing scripts for Doctor Who.)
You can drive a kit car of a Ferrari too, but it's still a Pontiac Fiero underneath the fiberglass. A reconstruction is not the original thing.
How can u make fun of how unoriginal the name The Damon’s from the planet Damonds We are earthlings from the planet earth
Nobody here says earthlings unless they're being cute. We don't call the planet Humania or Personus or Peopley. That is the point, and it's a valid one about a lot of sci-fi writing.
Cassidy Miller were humans?
But... we're not earthlings, we're humans, from the planet Earth
@@hazukichanx408 I mean, we called our place mud
@@hazukichanx408 We may not call the planet Humania but we call it Earth yet planet Water would be way more accurate. If we had a name for our species way back when the planets name came to be it probably would be called that. "The name Earth derives from the eighth century Anglo-Saxon word erda, which means ground or soil." We are even more unoriginal if you think about it.
Should've mentioned one reason the Doctor doesn't visit America often is cuz that time he arrived in SF...as soon as he stepped out the TARDIS he got shot by a gang and regenerated into 8 lol
I remembered that when The Doctor was sitting at the presidents desk threatened with guns while completely relaxed until River screamed "They're Americans!" aaaand only _then_ he put his hands over his head. It's like " _crap_ , they *are* gonna shoot me... _Again_ "
That train wreck of a TV movie angered me so damn much. It was grossly Americanized and retconned so much of what I loved about Doctor Who. And that idiotic line about him being half human was just the cherry on that sh*t cake.
Yeh, I didn't enjoy the Americanisation, but Paul McGann was a great doctor, if only a brief one.
Ironically with "eleven's" second season (the sixth of the refurbished run i think) they returned to America as they started to coproduce it between BBC Wales and BBC America (both glad for the additional money and hoping to butt into the large and mostly un-exploited american market for Scifi and quirky stuff) ... Stuff like the moon landing episode or the Doctor being shot while wearing a cowboy hat in an american location came from that... and it never fully went away.
I was always bugged about that because (1) it seems such a mundane death, plus all the time the Doctor, that one included, had guns pointed at him and managed to get out of it (including one with that very incarnation where he's actually encouraging the guy to shoot him to the point where he basically psyches the guy out of wanting to do it) and (2) not long before that scene his narriation talked about him being more cautious in his old age, THEN he leave the TARDIS without even checking the scanner for danger (which he pretty much never did before).
Tom Baker is a living legend, the man needs a knighthood.
cineXplorers surprised he hasn’t got one yet.
His smile makes me so happy, and I could listen to his voice all day!
Or a city named after him, scarves being the town’s flag
This comment and all its replies, are the best thing I read today.
I love the Bubble Wrap Monster.
My husband and I have horrible memories of how scary the Green Bubble Wrap Monster was when we were kids. When we find green bubble wrap now we attack each other with it.
LOL this is both hilarious and pretty accurate! Classic Doctor Who is my favorite! And I’m not even one that grew up with the series in the 70s, or even 80s, I just like old television 😂
Reeuploaded. Im watching it again then.
This is the classic series.
@@mahfuzurchowdhury2765 it was taken down and reuploaded half an hour later
The Daleks sabotaged us, but we harnessed the power of a dying star to defeat them and re-upload the video.
From the future
I don't know why, but I can't stop watching it all over and over and over again.
Send help.
Hey, the big finish audio plays are some of the best things that you can experience
Oh yes
"Chimes at Midnight". Wow.
well they used to be until it became their mission to pander to every possible piece of fanservice that nobody wants
100% agree
So many amazing stories, don’t know why the new series can’t be as good as many of the audios ^_^
numpteez you obviously haven't heard some of their best stuff
audio drama can be just as satisfying as stuff with full visuals
sad!
Blimey, Inspector!
Look out, Constable Reggie! Here come the Blorgons!
ERADICATE!
Cool coolcoolcool
Ok now that you've done this trailer, the one that we have been wanting for years...
You still need to do all the spinoff shows!
Nice Community reference.
Which is a Doctor Who reference.
#sixseasonsandamovie
Full circle.
Please, everyone knows Inspector Spacetime came first!
You mean, Rip Hunter and the Time Lords came first :P
If you fully appreciate the Inspector Spacetime joke we should be best friends
6 seasons and a movie !!!!
Paco Piedad quantum spanna
Blimey! Blorgons!
Guess the next stop is the Dreamatorium.
The Metacrisis Doctor made an analogy to dropping a "spanner" on a submarine, and at the time I thought he was talking about some fancy submarine equipment because I had no idea British people have a different word for "wrench." I suspect there have been many comparisons between the sonic-screwdriver and an (adjective)-wrench that went completely over mine and many other people's heads because of this.
Wikipedia will tell you that Australia has always had Doctor Who, repeated many times.
So not only the UK, nyer!
yes and i've seen almost ALL of them! and I was not old enough to truely appreciate it til Tom Baker
@@julieeverett7442 Haven't seen all the episodes, but I have seen all of the classic doctors on tv thanks to a mid-80s repeat of The Three Doctors.
i feel like so much heart went into making this, whoever wrote this knew classic doctor who pretty well
I have been a Doctor Who fan for over 26 years, it is a show that is very special to me, both the classic 20th Century series and the new 'rejuvenated' seasons. It was a big influence on me growing up, it helped me through a childhood of being bullied and has contributed in part to who I am today, my morals & my humour. Both these Honest Trailers (for the classic series & for the new) are brilliant! I know how much work you must have put in, to go from never having watched the show, to knowing enough to comment on it's flaws, tropes, themes...through a fifty plus year history...the task was monumental...but as a Who fan, I am so appreciative, so thankful that you did so with such grace, humour and wit...and above all with kindness...these are both wonderful.Each one hits on all the things we Who fans know to be true; the good, the bad, the laughable and the laudable...but treats all that could be derisory with the same affection and knowingness as us 'Whovians'...those 'shonky' parts of the classic era that can be attributed to low budgets and the era in which it was made, production values and resources etc.)...are a large part of why we love it and hold it so close to us.It is the show that we loved as children, could enjoy with our friends and our parents...and could then pass on to our own children...and these two trailers, whether through accident or design, has captured that perfectly.Thank you, thank you for treating this show with affection and kindness, whether it is an affection you felt yourselves or not.You have made a true blue Whovian very happy.Yours, Ian P
I like that you guys split it up by classic and modern.
LMAO! After watching Community I FINALLY get the Inspector SpaceTime joke 😂 Man Doctor Who and Community are FANTASTIC! (In Ninth Doctor Voice)
How can you have screaming villains without "The Nimon be praised!" ?
Listening to the Big Finish audio dramas are a really good idea actually, they've made some of the best Doctor Who stories.
What is your favourite? Mine is Chimes of Midnight.
Mario Quade *I, Davros*
Rhyan Bennett Saidly haven't come around to that one yet. But I have one of the issues with an autograph from Terry Malloy.
Nev Fountain has written some corkers. The Kingmaker is a classic. Static is a super creepy one.
@@GermanLeftist spare parts, chimes of midnight, i davros, prisioners of fate, unbound,
As a completist I'm going to have to insist you cover the Peter Cushing movie spinoffs now.
I remember seeing those as a kid and being really confused by them. I had been watch the show on PBS for years, at that point, and couldn't figure out what the deal with those movies were. I loved them and even had the first one VHS (years later) but they were still confusing. :)
Peter Cushing's doctor is a human scientist, while the one in the show is an alien. That's why he's called "Dr. Who" Dr is his title.
That's what I was going to say. (I have one of those movies, somewhere....)It played out more like a Star Trek thing to me, though it had Daleks.
and the rowan atkinson episode
My family were friends of Roy Castle who played Ian Chesterton in the first Cushing movie. I'm sure Americans have never heard of him, ha ha :)
For an advanced civilization, it took the daleks forever to fly. You could beat them with stairs.
I’m a teen and my parents taught me well and made (not really though) me grow up watching these doctors until I was old enough and introduced me to the new ones. I love them all! Thank you for this!!!
"I understand we all look the same"
Okay, so yeah it was kinda insulting that the guy playing him wasn't really chinese, but if you pretend he was it is a great line for the character. That's the line that made me think 'wow, this guy understands how to manipulate people.' (first time I watched it I had no idea he wasn't actually chinese). I wish TV was brave enough to not shy away from these topics because it makes the characters so multi-dimensional.
I love it when Epic Voice Guy gets exasperated.
THAT'S WHAT THE SHOW CALLED HIM FOR 18 YEARS!!!!!!!
I have watched/listened/read every episode of classic who and I don't regret a thing.
To be fair to classic Who, *most* shows were far more deliberate back in those days. Go watch some original series Trek, or any other popular drama from the 60s. They are all plodding by today's standards.
It's kinda a trade-off.
The classic series for sure can be very deliberate in it's pacing and there are stories that one could argue didn't need to be the length they were (Ex. War Games). But at the same time there is something relaxing about it, plus it allowed the stories and characters more time to breath.
Plus one has to take into account that the standards and expectations for television back then was different than it is now. The Hartnell and Troughton era very much followed the "televised plays" format that maybe jarring to modern viewers used to more cinematic presentation.
The modern series tends to have the opposite problem were it benefits from quicker pacing, but sometimes eps would stuffed with so many ideas that you WISH they were longer. Haha!!
i remember the moment that it clicked with me that movies didn't do long, drawn-out musical credits sequences anymore because people get bored and want to get to the freaking movie
DejaVoodooDoll “without adding anything to the main storyline” Which episode are you referring to? Because while that is true of a small minority of them, most of the time the larger number of episodes implies a better story. Just to list a few:
The Silurians, 7 episodes
Inferno, 7 episodes
Genesis of the Daleks, 6 episodes
Talons of Weng-Chiang, 6 episodes
By contrast the very select few stories only two episodes in length were generally quite poor or unremarkable, such as The Sontaran Experiment.
One of the main reasons I cant get into new Who, is I miss the Classic format of their seasons being several multi-episode arcs that are almost like several mini-seasons in a way, vs the new format of a more modern tv style of several one-off episdoes building up to something.
@@KairuHakubi People get bored far too easily these days. Can't we just sit back and enjoy the music?
3:16 There was even a 12-part story, The Dalek Masterplan. Now, only audio exists for most of it.
13, if you include Mission to the Unknown.
12 if you take out the silly Feast of Steven episode where the doctor breaks the 4th wall.
There was also a 14-part story if you count Trial as one.
I think The Romans was 12 episodes.
Key to Time was 26 parts, but that’s more a frame story for the whole season.
I've watched every single Classic Who episode (or experienced missing (: ). And I absolutely recommend it for New Who fans. You will not regret it!!! It is as brilliant as 2005 revival (sometimes even more brilliant).
I started to watch it because I liked the New series, and certainly like the old better now. I'm not sure it is actually better, but it seems more original and less run of the mill to me, so you can sometimes just not see where they are going with it, which makes it more interesting to me.
Couldn't agree more. I was shocked at how different it WASN'T. New Who Super fans should enjoy the Classic Era as well.
@@bluepolarbear I don't know about that. Classic Who is still great, but New Who definitely added some Quality of life improvements. Mostly the stories are less plot driven and a lot more character driven, with more focus on developing the characters and fleshing them out. Not to say Classic didn't have great characters because it did, but you can't really say they drove most of the episodes or had that much development. Because of that, even episodes that might otherwise be lackluster are improved a bit by having more character development, because if it didn't have that, you'd just have a lackluster plot. To me, New Who is an evolution of the old show that adds to the formula and updates it for the modern day, because while Classic Who is still fantastic for when it was made, it wouldn't really stand up if made nowadays.
But if it had not been made there would be no New Who.
Corrections: It's ALWAYS more brilliant than overrated new who!!!
Grew up with these on PBS--they would show an entire episode on weekends, usually Sunday afternoons. I at one point had about 90 hours on VHS--and sadly never transferred them. A true classic--one of the longest running shows of all time.
The fact that it felt, at the beginning, like a year 4 student going "What I did with my grandad during the summer holidays" Make it so hilarious!
Oh god you don't understand how much I'm hoping for the missing episodes to show up.
At least we have the audio of these episodes, as well as the novelisations.
I kind of wish they would just animate all the missing ones they have the audio for (I'm guessing they haven't already and probably due to budget). The most bizzare thing I ever saw (aside from that one Patric Troughton epsiode where everyones faces looked like possessed dolls or something) was a version of "Shada" they did where they mixed the shot footage with animated stuff. It was so jarring, I don't know why they didn't just animated the whole thing.
Same, they have audio for every episode so its more of a "is there a demand" and budget thing. I saw the Shada episode aswell and really liked that they used the original shots they took before the strike happened and animated it. It was enjoyable
True, plus we have the LC recons.
The animating is quite expensive, and the 60’s era stories didn’t do so well in DVD sales. That’s why prior to Power of the Daleks, and Shada, the only stories with animated episodes were ones with two episodes max missing. Power of the Daleks has a huge reputation in fandom, and Shada has always fascinated fandom (enough to get at least four different official releases in various media).
I've watched every single available episode plus reconstructions of the missing ones plus listened to every audioplay, read every comic and I'm making my way through the original novels so it's not impossible, you just need a lot of free time
I'm two Doctors left to finish! (6 & 7) Then I will rub that fact to the face of anyone who ever told me it was impossible :D
@@MorenoBroadwayMusical Awesome! Welcome to the club
@FryingPanGurl you didn't miss much. Space Pirates wasn't very good...
@@gen77c I have the problem of being too indulgent with bad DW stuff. I won't say I liked Space Pirates, but I liked really (and well-deserved) underrated episodes like The Sensorites or The Claws of Axos. I must say, Timelash wasn't THAT bad.
Best show ever, classic Dr Who
Time Lord: A Dalek can destroy this entire city
Dalek: 5:14
Been waiting years for this! Wasn’t expecting you to do the classics!!! For those who haven’t watched them plz plz watch them the classics are amazing and big finish too!!!!
God I love Classic Doctor Who. Undoubtedly my favourite TV show of all time. New Doctor Who is still good but nothing on the original 26 seasons. Even the worst episodes are just non stop fun to watch! Patrick Troughton, Tom Baker and, Sylvester McCoy are my top 3 favourite doctors!
Aside from some McCoy era episodes as a small child, I started Doctor Who watching the new series, than went for the original. I have to say I agree that it's very fun to watch and one of my favourite series (better than the new one at the very least).
That being said there are so many great series out there, that I wouldn't call this one the best. I wouldn't call any other series the best either though, since it depends on my mood for me.
They're a fairly different kind of show. The modern one can feel too rushed or bombastic, but is still dramatically engaging - usually.
seven and one here. First episodes I saw were Unearthly Child, Ghostlight and The greatest Show in the Galaxy. I liked the 7/ace's rapport, while the first doctor's relationship with susan had an intriguing grandfather - granddaughter/kidnap victim vibe.
MrBlobby786 true that
Evil Doctor PorkChop I actually kinda liked Adric. It probably helps that his death is one of best executed in the show.
It is actually impossible for somebody to watch every Doctor who episode now because some of the original episodes were actually destroyed by the BBC
“Inspector Spacetime”. .........well played.
There's a reason to why William Hartnell Flabbed his lines and it's the main reason regeneration was created
Idk if you're joking or not, but if you're not, at the time, shows were filmed by having multiple cameras film simultaneously with the direct choosing which one he wants live, with the entire episode being done on a single take. Reshoots were expensive since you had to film the entire episode all over again so they just used whatever they had.
You are both correct. Re-takes were expensive and lines were flubbed. However Hartnell (the First Doctor) had developed an illness that directly contributed to his ability to learn lines and rather than cancel the show they came up with the concept of regeneration to phase him out and phase a new actor in.
Nice bit of info there, I never knew the reasoning behind the regenerations, canon / real life etc.
Hartnell wasn't diagnosed with arteriosclerosis until late 1965. They were also shooting 48 weeks a year so he was a very tired man, and given they only had a Friday night to shoot the whole 25 minute episode they had to leave some of the bad takes in. Plus editing back then involved physically splicing the 2" quad tape master, and back then the tapes could really only be physically edited half a dozen times before it was considered a write off.
Yeah, I felt bad that Hartnell was included in the "flubbed" bit, it was the early signs of his condition and led to him having to leave the role.
Please say: "Eddie, cooperate like a turd in the wind."
Literally my all-time favorite show on television and... yup, this is pretty accurate. I'm not gonna lie, though... I almost wish y'all had done an honest trailer for each Doctor. Now *that* would be something...
HEY!!!! I watched every episode of Doctor Who, watched K9 & Company, and am currently loving listening to Big Finish.
Wow
Three things:
1. Thanks for including my comment at the beginning
2. Thanks for being nice to the 6th Doctor
3. Thanks for referencing big finish/novels
All in all great video 👍
Galactic yo yo another three:
1) Don’t wonder off
2) I’m the Doctor, not the Professor
And 3)... well I’ll think of 3 by the time we get back to Perivale
XD
Six doesn't get enough love. Big Finish truly redeemed him for me, and now even the TV eps are better for it.
Seventh wasn't running on fumes, at least not after his first season. His second and third seasons were brilliant.
indeed
Season 26 was the show running at full steam
Shame it was cut down so soon
It was the beginning of a new golden age, frankly
OrangeKyle91 Remembrace of the Daleks and The Curse of Fenric 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Ghost Light as well.
He had some of the most intriguing concepts. And I thought McCoy and Aldred had an endearing rapport.
i think The Seventh's era is let down by the sudden cancellation, which sadly means that the final episode was a rather bland story about people being turned into cat people. It does have a pretty good final line though.
Inspector Spacetime, Nice!
I just finished community so I get this now.